it is really hard, but _ on saturday night? it is really hard, but that _ on saturday night? really hard, but that is the - on saturday night? it is really hard, but that is the only - on saturday night? it is really hard, but that is the only way j on saturday night? it is really - hard, but that is the only way you get the job done, hard, but that is the only way you get thejob done, so hard, but that is the only way you get the job done, so that is why am say he's got to do it. to outfox usyk, it is not do happen. usyk will be faster man. that is taking nothing way from anthonyjoshua, he is the same elliptic gold medallist, in the same olympic games, but usyk is so good. you want to get them out of range, usurer reach and wait advantage, tire him out and get the job done. it is not easy, but that is why ajay has had a 12 week camp. this is why boxing is such a fantastic sport! the best sport in the world! we don't know the outcome. it's a two horse race, anything can happen, anybody can win the got ajay to force the stoppage or knock him out. carl froch speaking to us earl

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i don't say we don't work hard. i work very hard. we make choices that allow us for flexibility for my husband and family. my ages parents lived across the street. we saw them through illnesses and they passed on. i had a little more flexibility in this position than a lawyer in a big firm. that is a decision i made. their numbers take none of that into account and it's totally absurd. >> one thing that frustrates me, you think about all of the -- i took women's studies classes i went through kind of a leftist period in college. they talk all about the difference lens es. i thought thinking about the wage gap what kind of a male lens it was. we should judge our earnings and worth based on how much money you're making. i thought it was funny. a lot of women out there who decide instead of going for the extra thousand bucks i'd rather be off at 4 and have the flexibility to be home when my kids be off the bus. are we supposed to lecture our girls or young women that they ever making a mistake and in making that choice. i don't think ev

sarah harding was a crucial part of the group.was very unlucky to get this at such a young age, only 4% of cases diagnosed in women are under a0 and a% of cases diagnosed in women are under a0 and it is seen as a bigger risk when you are over 50. she was also unlucky in that the first symptoms, pain in her breast, is not seen by itself normally is a sign of cancer. but if there is a pain that does not go away, you should get it checked out. the other reason she was unlucky is she started to get sick during lockdown in the pandemic and she says she delayed going to the doctor because of that. she was not alone in that. the charity breast cancer now says a number of referrals for suspected breast cancer in england between march and december last year fell by 90,000. women said they were worried about catching covid during appointments. so a little bit of context about breast cancer, it is the most common cancer in the uk and one in seven women will get diagnosed at some stage but the vast majority, 85%, have really good survival rat

this is the hard story. tell it in a way that wasn't glamorize and it was so vital to me because i had never done anything like this before. what do you think it is about chief? because you she was someone who contacted you at the time you were putting together stories. i remember one of your tapes, she seemed to be great to get used to collecting story. what was different about she made parallel wrong. so parallel. i've never heard anything that was so similar and i think i just thought me, i really saw me me. my name's jazz in this is a story about suicide. me, but this isn't my story. your video. it's the story of my friends jesus. this is jayce. her story doesn't in the same way that mine has so this won't be easy to see. i did mention that she put a pe ford and that she'd been successful with that that we theories about go ahead and, and she asked if we kind of be okay with fish in the city that my and the head history of it says new. she has a struggle, so it wasn't like stranger, i feel a huge account

we will have more about| that and tributes pouring into sever harding later on bbc news. —— sarah harding past 2a hours another 37,011 new cases have been confirmed. and the deaths of 68 people have been confirmed — that's people who tested positive in the past 28 days. the chief executive of one of prince charles' charities — the prince's foundation — has temporarily stepped down following claims that he helped secure an honourfor a major donor. the sunday times and the mail on sunday allege that michael fawcett used his influence to assist a saudi businessman. mr fawcett was — until 2003 — the prince's valet. here's our correspondent simonjones — and a warning his report contains some flashing images. he was once one of prince charles' closest aides, but now michael fawcett is facing questions about his conduct. good morning, mr fawcett. did you secure honours for cash? any comment on the allegations in the newspapers today? three years ago, he became chief executive of the prince's foundation, an umbrella group for a number of prince charles's charitable interests. newspaper reports al

just give us a sense of the impact that sarah harding had on the world of pop music. . ., , , harding pop music. ., , , ~ ., music. the impact that girls aloud had on pep — music. the impact that girls aloud had on pep music _ music. the impact that girls aloud had on pop music was _ music. the impact that girls aloud had on pop music was absolutely l had on pop music was absolutely huge. there hasn't really been a british girl band, certainly up to the tv show and until little mix i would say that sarah harding really epitomise the surprise of girls aloud. they won this very sedate show, he sa had won it before and this band was a bunch of girls and she was definitely the rock and roll one and they came outwith, you know, people at the time came out with a song called sound of the, underground and this was a christmas song and it was really cool. in these kind of conditions were so naff and these girls came out with this out there song and then for the next, kind of, five, six years, produced these completely out there, crazy pop songs and server epitomised or bending the perception

theseare hard . i tell the girls the most important decision they can make in the next 50 years is who they married. you can get it wrong and recover but don't get it wrong. get it right and you've got to work at it. it's hard, it's not easy. it's hard, all those things are hard things in life that mean the most that are the most worthwhile are hard. >> i'm down this line that you wrote. i tell girls they can be a stay-at-home mom or successful working mother or a mix of both. it's up to them whatever they choose hard work is required and i thought that was really nice way to put it. and motivating because i do think one of the themes in your book is this idea of hard work, not being a bad thing but in fact it's a good thing. and you don't have to like it for it to be worth sticking with and those rewards come at the end. i do think raising a child is a child you're proud of that hard work but what could be better? >> hard work is central to both the american dream in our country and our girls first.

hard truths. from the rise to the 1960s to the defend the police movement, many republicans have stood up and told the truth about public safety while democrats were swept up in guilt. one needs only look at the latest writing in the nation's cities. they both rationalized and supported. after the summer of 2020, there could be no doubt which party is the party of law and order. we are the ones that said the border must be secured. we are the ones that stood up for police even when it wasn't popular. we said we could have a fair justice system and still keep the streets safe. criminal justice reform done with the police and the community, not a done to the police and the community. those goals are not and never have been for republicans. the hard truths, well told. it's republicans not democrats have turned the courts back to what the forefathers envisioned, interpreters, not makers of the law. this is far from finished but we made great progress. the judges understand the role getting civil parti

we certainly didn't plan to find a sarah harding.and it happens properly and honestly, the public buy into it — they get it! that series was a huge, huge success. you know, i had number one, two and three that christmas with the cheeky girls, girls aloud and one true voice. nothing like that happens any more. doesn't happen like that any more. what memory will you take with you, apart from that moment jumping up and down on the bed with her and her mum? oh, no, that's the best moment. that, sorry, that to me is what pop music is all about, when you've changed somebody�*s life and they're excited about it. that's the moment — nothing can beat that. it is like when you see... when you buy somebody a lovely birthday present and you see it's something they have always wanted. it's the greatest moment in your life. it doesn't get any better than that. the chief executive of one of prince charles' charities — the prince's foundation — has temporarily stepped down following claims that he helped secure an honourfor a major donor. the sunday

it is just so hard.ve the guilt that you are still alive and then the fear that you might be next. and you are still alive and then the fear that you might be next. and in terms of the _ fear that you might be next. and in terms of the impact _ fear that you might be next. and in terms of the impact it _ fear that you might be next. and in terms of the impact it has, - fear that you might be next. and in terms of the impact it has, when i terms of the impact it has, when someone with a public profile mentions their own diagnosis, do you see people picking up on that and actually, if they have any slight symptoms, does it help the kind of awareness of this and, by that, but people being diagnosed sooner and having better outcomes? it has people being diagnosed sooner and having better outcomes?— having better outcomes? it has a massive impact _ having better outcomes? it has a massive impact whenever - having better outcomes? it has a massive impact whenever a - having better outcomes? it has a - massive

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v , serious and a hard winter for a lot of people-— serious and a hard winter for a lot of eole. people. let's try to get into her three more stories, got about five minutes. quickly, if we can come times, they are having with the billion pound plans to better the large—scale power plant to ease and electricity supplies. we have seen problems with nuclear and all sorts of supplies feeding in from the energy crisis, haven�*t we, but this is a long—term look ahead. yes. energy crisis, haven't we, but this is a long-term look ahead.- is a long-term look ahead. yes, a lant is a long-term look ahead. yes, a plant that — is a long-term look ahead. yes, a plant that is _ is a long-term look ahead. yes, a plant that is getting _ is a long-term look ahead. yes, a plant that is getting off _ is a long-term look ahead. yes, a plant that is getting off the - is a long-term look ahead. yes, a | plant that is getting off the ground now would not be possible until the mid—20 30s, but it is certainly key to the governments net zero target to the governments net zero target to reach zero emission

really pushing for the policies that we are like working so hard on. i want to start off with kind of a simple fact that's well-known to the folks at home in the kansas third but sometimes surprises folks on capitol hill . the weather channel ranks the kansas city metro area as fifth science planet disruption index. that makes kansas city the kansas city metro area one of the top cities in the country that's going to be impacted by climate change . we're already seeing the effects of that from winter storms that left a lot of folks in the community that i get to represent without power or four days. earlier this year to the floods that have left people stranded and really threatened a lot of businesses and homes for votes. we're not coastal, we're not a desert. we're not in a forest. but climate change that we are seeing at home in kansas is veryreal. it's very pressing and it's very important . we don't want this to be the reality for futuregenerations . we're hearing all this to test six, we don't want our grandchildren to have to deal with the effec

but i think for us, it's really hard for us to know if we don't know where she is really hard for us to judge if she's okay. if jane is going to, to put herself in any kind of danger, we need to stop us and white and give her time to figure out how to work with us to keep her safe. if it's kind of the way it just has to be, i, i my biggest fear is that i'm going to do it wrong. and that will lead to someone watching it and been taking me like i know a 100 people who finally kind of watch it. i know it because when i was suicide, i was watching things on youtube. what would hide just to try and understand what was going on? i am terrified of not doing jesus story justice. and i don't want to do more damage than good ah, jacket and dang, gave way past the james in an have sat in on a couple of interviews. they've really wanted to young people that were being interviewed. and they know jameson as well. and i want to them there as well. i religiously for the people me, me and other people thing like i'm so glad she died. she does the and also like why would anyone say that we're working

it is hard to see why the tories think— it is hard to see why the tories think this — it is hard to seeis a good policy for them. theresa may tried this in 2017 general— them. theresa may tried this in 2017 general election, immediately called the dementia tax, she had to drop it. the dementia tax, she had to drop it it _ the dementia tax, she had to drop it it has _ the dementia tax, she had to drop it. it has been the third great of british— it. it has been the third great of british politics for a long time. boris _ british politics for a long time. borisjohnson has british politics for a long time. boris johnson has decided, british politics for a long time. borisjohnson has decided, we are told this— borisjohnson has decided, we are told this will be announced later this week, that he is going to go for a _ this week, that he is going to go for a rise — this week, that he is going to go for a rise in— this week, that he is going to go for a rise in national insurance contributions. this is going to be extremely— contributions. this is going to be extremely unpopular, with significa

sarah harding, who died this morning. diagnosed with breast cancer last year, when she was 38. our health correspondent catherine burns is with me. how common is breast cancer in younger women? sarah harding was very unlucky to get diagnosed at such a young age. to get some context, just 4% of breast cancer cases are diagnosed in women under a0. it is seen as a much bigger risk once you are over 50. she was also unlucky in that one of her first symptoms was a pain in her breast. this by itself is not normally seen as a sign of cancer. she did also have a lamp, though. the third reason she was unlucky was locked down, because by the time that came around, she knew that she needed more tests, but she wanted to convince herself that she had a cyst and she felt she should not go to the nhs unless it was a real emergency. the message from the nhs at the time was that people should come forward for cancer care, but sarah harding was not alone in doing this. the charity cancer research uk said that in the year from april 2020, t

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hard truth well told. it's republicans, not democrats, who've spoken up reliably and for freedom at home and abroad, freedom to travel and trade, freedom from oppression of high taxes, union abuses, and excessive government regulation. the freedom to worship and the freedom to believe. the freedom of opportunity with so many of these other freedoms depend on. those freedoms have helped america become what it is at its best, a strong, compassionate nation where individuals are allowed to make their own decisions and to succeed like they could nowhere else in the world. over and over it's been republicans who've spoken up for our essential freedoms. a hard truth well told. it's republicans who have told the truth about fiscal responsibility, not always a cheery topic. while democrats sought political advantage from spending more and more. we've been the ones who said someone's got to pay for this, and it always comes down to hard-working americans. we've been the party to show mercy on them. we've been the o

it was a little hard to credit. >> $750. i've got a reporting question, one of our favorite writers, tell a story about he had written so much about obj and after decades, he was looking at this photograph, a photo of the moment where lbj is sworn in on air force one and the assassination of jfk and every single person in the photo interviews and he realizes there was one person he hadn't interviewed. it was the photographer who wasn't in the photo so he looks up his number, called him, he's in florida. his wife answers the phone, he says the ultimate understatement, my name is robert and i write books about lyndon johnson and she said, he's been waiting his entire life for you to call. so you've got so much of this turned every page, turn every page. i'm just wondering if you could take us to a couple of those moments that it's really our jim, what were the goodies in your research process in this? >> they were so funny, there's a moment in the book, it's one of those things i would not even use it because it would feel to

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. >> a little bit too hard.s friendly pooch in lithuania got too close for the cat's comfort. >> somebody looks annoyed. this now-viral clip shows maya the dog seen overwhelming the furry friend with her unbounded playful energy. the cat apparently wanted to take a nap, leave me alone, she's saying. >> i don't know, i think the cat's kind of into -- you know, kind of get it, getting showered with unwanted affection. >> those claws are going to come out pretty soon. >> yeah, we don't get to see the end of the video. there you can hear the cat. oh, it's, it's cute. it's adorable. >> i'm a dog person. so i'm rooting for the dog. >> i am a here for all, all of the dog videos. >> exactly. that's the news for the half >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, actor scott foley. and we kick off "record breaker week" with a feat of strength you want believe. plus, send us your questions and comments because we are opening the "inbox." all next on "live!" ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, here are kelly ripa

i am not going to lie, it was really hard. having to learn in a virtual setting, build relationships with new teachers, and keep my grades up, that was a lot for a scholar entering his second year of middle school. however, i excelled and remained on honor roll and made new friends virtually. despite my success in a virtual setting, i hope to return to in person learning for my eighth grade year, my last year as a middle school scholar. i'm excited to be back in school. however, having to wear a mask all day is a bit uncomfortable, but we know it is necessary for the health and safety of all students and staff. as a 13-year-old scholar, i was able to receive the covid vaccination. [applause] a little birdie told me, a little birdie showing me that dr. biden is terrified of needles. >> that is true. elijah: yesterday, i found out i was selected to introduce the president of the united states. i questioned, why me? how did i get selected for such an honor? then i thought, why not me? i am a young black male excelling academicall

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they are working extremely hard. i can tell you currently there are eight refineries not operating in louisiana. that is 2/3 of our refinery capacity. in the next couple of days, we expect two of those to come back online and we think within a couple of days after that, at least two more of those in st. bernard parish will come back online. even if that happens, we will be at half of our refining capacity, so we continue to look for other solutions. i had a call with the white house last night to address this. also spoke with the secretary of energy this morning. she has approved, for example, for exxon mobil and other refiners to tap into the strategic petroleum reserve in order to access crude so that those refineries that can actually get diesel, they will be able to do it, but they have to have that crude, and we still have some pipelines that are shut down, either because of electricity issues, or the damage assessments are not complete, so we still have a long ways to go in this effort. we are making some progr

that's a guy that knows he throws hard. he knows he snaps on top of the strike zone and he's just rearing back. he's not thinking about knee-high, inside, outside, he's just blowing cheese. >> jon: he doesn't want to go to 3-2 either, a guy who walks as many as he has. >> mike: he does not. >> jon: he has gone to 3-2. just a little bit inside. >> mike: if they set that target on the inside corner they might have gotten it but they set the target away. you don't get pitches that are away from the catcher's knees. matzek did not want to go to that three-ball count. >> jon: if he misses the strike zone again, the giants win. ball four. brings home the winning run. to shortstop. swanson. inning over. matzek got through it. and we move on to the 11th inning. freddie freeman will be the automatic runner. we'll see who the giants pitcher will be. >> jon: on to the 11th inning now at oracle park. giants, 5. atlanta, 5. and for the braves the heart of the order will be coming up with freddie freeman being the automatic runner at sec

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hard to have a riaht negotiations. hard to have a right now — negotiations.right now because _ negotiations. hard to have a right now because we - negotiations. hard to have a right now because we are i right now because we are looking at a tight race. they came in first which means that not technically but politically they might have a prerogative here to form a coalition but what we have already seen that the greens and ftp are flirting with each other because they have to join any form of coalition whether it is with the sdp, the traffic light coalition or the jamaica coalition, in germany. so i think we are looking at a very long period of negotiations first between the smaller parties and then at one point the bigger parties are trying to step in and one can make at this point no prediction of how this point no prediction of how this is going to go down. white might be ftp and the greens, policy issues that the smaller parties would clash over. would they be able to work together. at point they will decide to work together because in 2017 jamaica coaliti

commissioned officer, article 90, may be punished by a dishonorable discharge and confinement and hardyears. any assault is, of course, punishable under article 128 of the uniform code with maximum sentences varying with the gravity of the offense. it is interesting to note that you may be guilty of the offense of assault without ever touching the person of another. finally, article 134, the general article, provides punishment for communicating threats, uttering disloyal statements and being disorderly in station. there is also one article of the code which is directed interestingly enough specifically to commissioned officers. article 88 makes it a crime for any officer to use con temp tuesday words against the president, the vice president, congress, the secretary of defense, secretary of a military department, the secretary of the treasury or the governor of any state or possession in which he is on duty. an officer convicted of this offense by a general court-martial faces dismissal from the service, total forfeitures and confinement and hard labor for three years. the united stat

sarah harding was a crucial part of the group.t short at such a young age. sarah harding's illness has focused attention on breast cancer awareness — and the difficulty of obtaining treatment during the coronavirus pandemic. our health correspondent catherine burns has more on her case. we know it was around the time of the pandemic that she got her first symptom. now, this is pain in her breast which is something that's not seen by itself as a side of breast cancer, normally. she's described the pain as overwhelming, though — she was saying that was stopping her sleeping at night, that she was taking so many painkillers to try to manage it, but she was trying to convince herself it was just a cyst or something harmless. now, that coupled with the fact there was a pandemic, they were in lockdown, this meant she was delayed in getting to the doctor. so, it was last august when she announced to the public that she had cancer, and by then it had spread to other parts of her body. by last christmas she knew that it was terminal, that

sarah harding, who's died at the age of 39.ee each other for the first time after being separated. the one year old sisters underwent a twelve hour operation that took months of preparation and involved dozens of experts. mark lobel reports. sisters, face—to—face for the first time after surviving a miraculous marathon operation. conjoined at the back of their heads from birth a year ago, separation surgery was meticulously planned between major blood vessels in their heads. a very delicate task — one bleed could be catastrophic. translation: of course, after all the preparationsl and all of the models we have built in a designated surgery room, we specifically prepared for this thing with a surgical theatre and vr of the twins and with a 3d model we prepared in advance. where the two were attached, there was no skin and skull, so doctors needed the babies to essentially grow more skin. inflatable silicon bags were inserted into their heads and gently expanded to expand their skin slowly. this meant that when doctors reconstruc

selfless always levelheaded full of heart and hard-working. a teammate you can count on a born leader and a good kind person by being the type of man that he was, he honor those that knew him the uniform that he wore in his service and sacrifice he honor the united states by representing and being the best staff sergeant hoover certainly knew the risks of his duties and understood the risks of this deployment in particular and he knew what was at stake and on the line this particular day american civilians were warned not to travel to the airport due to the specific credible threats the marines could not have the option todi stand down or to shirk fair duty they had a mission to complete and despite knowing the very real threat to their lives that day staff sergeant hoover and his marines did their duty they stood in close physical proximity of hundreds as they checked identification and shuffle people through the gate one after the other they didn't know if or when an attack might come a just of the threat nonetheless theyng carried on guidin

and it's hard.n't know what -- what the outcome's going to be, but at the same time it still feels like -- like i'm not going to be here anymore. and you don't know what to say. >> the day after our interview, hansen went to court for sentencing. and the stakes were high. under the terms of the plea agreement, he could be released on probation. or sent to prison for up to 18 years. prosecutor david waymire argued for the longest possible sentence, telling the judge three other women in the past had accused hansen of assault. >> the alleged victim, the girlfriend, was 17 at the time and was four months' pregnant. >> next, for two pain-filled hours, the marcells testified about what the attack did to britney and their family. >> her life is a mere flicker of what it had the potential to be. she struggles with friendships, creating social circles, reading social kais, and understanding her emotions. her life is a shell of what it had the potential to be. i want my sister back. i miss her so much, and i

the two of them _ so it's been really hard. the two of them have — so it's been really hard.all that time - _ them have been together all that time - and — them have been together all that time — and suddenly to have to go away. _ time — and suddenly to have to go away. it's— time — and suddenly to have to go away, it's hard on the two of them. but she's— away, it's hard on the two of them. but she's looking forward to coming home tomorrow. congratulations to the whole of the redfern family, and you, james, becky's partner. thank ou! another gb heroine from these games — and many before them — is dame sarah storey. the cyclist and former swimmer won her 16th paralympic gold yesterday to become britain'sjoint most successful paralympian of all time. patrick gearey looks at her extraordinary career. for dame sarah storey, the competition— for dame sarah storey, the competitio— for dame sarah storey, the cometitio , ., ~ competition comes from within. an unendin: competition comes from within. an unending desire _ competition comes from within. an unending desire to _ competitio

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sarah harding was a crucial part of the group.young age. a real tragic loss there. if you want to get in touch with me, i'm on twitter — @bbckarishma. i'm looking forward to hearing your thoughts. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme... a5 as the paralympics come to a end, how does japan feel about the event? freedom itself was attacked this morning, and freedom will be defended. the united states will hunt down and punish those responsible. bishop tutu now becomes spiritual leader of 100,000 anglicans here, of the blacks in soweto township, as well as the whites in their rich suburbs. we say to you today in a loud and clear voice, enough of blood and tears. enough. the difficult decision we reached - together was one that required great and exceptional courage. it's an exodus of up to 60,000 people caused by the uneven pace of political change in eastern europe. iam free! this is newsday on the bbc. i'm karishma vaswani in singapore. our headlines... a football world cup qualifying match between braz

it is hard to raise a conservative daughter and it's hard to be a conservative woman.specially as you are young. as you get older, it gets a little bit easier. good question. [inaudible] short-eared. >> i saw inhere the letter that you chose. i had contact with her, my wife and i in the 1980s. she came into our room and a gymnasium at oregon university where 95% of the people and there could not stand her and they wanted to destroy her. i never saw 70 so beautiful, so gracious, so magnificent, so smart. she made everybody laugh. it was a nice chapter. >> yes. she is amazing. she spoke many times. she loved to do debate. she loved to tweak them. i am only here tonight because fred said i could come. fred was her husband. [laughter] it used to drive him nuts. you know. she was amazing. chapter 11, note the history. we know seven who are past and seven that our current. these are women that we can celebrate. i even have -- she was not introduced a conservative, but her books are the most widely read books about freedom and economics of any american author, much less woman

icu nurses work really hard.t you can usually see a difference, so you work hard and you see a difference and that's okay. you don't care that you're tired, you've made a difference. so with this they still work just as hard, harder. and it really hurts when you don't see a difference. >> reporter: just when they thought they were through the worse of the pandemic it's come roaring back, patients younger, sicker, harder to treat. >> the family it's hard for them to realize you mean oh, this is the end, oh, this really is the end. that's what's really hard on the nurses is the emotional part, too. >> reporter: in the covid icu here in hazard every bed taken by those suffering from severe cases of covid-19, every patient intubated except for one. what is this virus doing to places like hazard, kentucky? >> it's destroying us. we're -- i mean everybody's getting it. everybody's getting sick. everybody's -- we're just seeing a lot right now. >> reporter: appalachian regional health care has 13 facilities across easte